Private equity firms

MSP staff and managing partner Kyle Bryant will join the Regional Leader, which received private equity funding last November.

The San Antonio-based firm has taken on a strategic investment and adopted an alternative practice structure.

The Chicago-based firm, founded by three former professionals from Andersen, is getting funding from Unity Partners.

Experts share their best advice for accounting firms looking to partner with private equity.

The influx of private equity money into accounting is rewriting the rules.

When it comes to capital, private equity isn't the only game in town.

The accounting firm's CEO or managing partner plays a leading part in the success of any private equity deal.

Whitman Transition Advisors CEO Phil Whitman presented an update on the hot topic of private equity landscape at the Accountants Club of America.

The Regional Leader received an undisclosed amount of funding from Broad Sky Partners.

With private equity firms scouting the landscape, should accounting firms chart their own independent course?

The current interest in the profession on the part of private equity bears more than a passing resemblance to trends from the 1990s.

The Top 25 Firm became the latest accounting firm to receive PE funding with a strategic investment for an undisclosed sum from Parthenon Capital.

Phil Whitman offers a primer on what the entry of PE money into the accounting profession means for firms.

The California-based firm has been acquired by ZRG, a talent advisory firm in New York funded by private equity.

Under a commission proposal, funds’ financial statements would need to be audited at least annually.

Midsized to large CPA firms may be considering a private equity transaction, but there is much to be considered beforehand.

Accounting Today mourns the loss of our longtime columnist Dom Esposito. In this column, he and consultant Tony Zecca write about the trend of private equity firms investing in CPA firms.

The Top 20 Firm received an investment from TowerBrook Capital Partners and is separating the non-attest side into an entity called Eisner Advisory Group LLC.

The private equity industry is trying defend a cherished tax break that Democrats have targeted for elimination.